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Your child may need support long after 18. Find your age and tap See Price to see what you may qualify for.
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Depends on age, health and carrier.
Access part of your benefit after a qualifying critical, chronic or terminal illness.
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You know the therapy schedule, the routines, the appointments and who to call. Life insurance puts money behind that plan, so whoever steps in has what they need, even if you're not here to carry it out.
Help keep their care going.
Support for the place and routines they rely on.
Help getting to the care they need.
Money for the household expenses that continue.
Resources for the person carrying the plan forward.
Many families who have a child with a disability work with a special needs planning attorney to set up a special needs trust, and name the trust, not the child, as beneficiary. Leaving money directly to someone who receives means-tested benefits such as SSI or Medicaid can affect their eligibility. We're licensed insurance agents, not attorneys, and this isn't legal advice, but your agent can help you with the coverage side.
Many policies let you access part of your death benefit after a qualifying critical, chronic or terminal illness, to help with lost income, bills and care while you recover.
Living benefits vary by policy and state, and qualifying conditions apply.
Choose your age group on the chart.
Answer two quick questions about your state and tobacco use.
Your assigned agent will text or call to review your options.

Put money behind the support plan you know best.

Help protect the next chapter you're building together.

A plan for the people who count on you every day.
See your options in about 60 seconds. It's free, and there's no obligation.
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